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My magnitude refuses to print() when a certain magnitude is reached. Help?
Here is the section of my code:
local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer local Door = game.Workspace.Door1 local SetDistance = 10 if (Door.Position - Player.Character.Head.Positon).Magnitude < SetDistance then
I am inexperienced to magnitude so this is new, however it is refusing to print atleast once.
This is worspace>localscript
I don't like to use script helper unless if its a last resort, however I make stupid mistakes in my script that I cannt identify.
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Or its just properties, eitherway I need help. ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y
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could you show us more of the code raid6n 2196 — 4y
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No, because thats all thats needed, its not a problem with the rest of the code. ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y
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because after this its suppose to "print", and its near the beginning where I list all of my possible variables. ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y
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there is no print greatneil80 2647 — 4y
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Is the localscript located in the workspace ? if it is then the localscript wont run
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Oh sorry, your right, It was just properties, I usually code when I'm tired and make alot of mistakes. sorry for not upvoting your answer. ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y
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The only problem I noticed is that you misspelled Position, instead it was 'positon'.
local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Door = game.Workspace.Door1
local SetDistance = 10
if (Door.Position - Player.Character.Head.Position).Magnitude < SetDistance then
-- Do stuff
end
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Firstly the local script is in the workspace, local scripts do not function in the workspace
And secondly you did not tell it to print anything
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I did, I just felt like it wasn't important to leave in the segment of the script, because I said it was to print something. So their was no reason to. ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y